UAE Dismantles Hezbollah-linked Terrorist Network Amid Escalating Gulf Tensions
- On Wednesday, Kuwait's interior ministry arrested 10 militants affiliated with the Iran-backed Lebanese Hezbollah group, accusing them of plotting attacks on vital installations and saying 'The State Security Agency has successfully thwarted a plot for a terrorist operation targeting vital installations.'
- Rising Iranian-linked attacks have increased Gulf security concerns as Lebanon was drawn into the Middle East war on March 2 when Hezbollah attacked Israel.
- The ministry shared video showing seized Hezbollah flags, small drones, pictures of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Hassan Nasrallah, plus weapons, camera drones and morse-code communication devices.
- Prior Gulf–Lebanon tensions suggest potential escalation as the arrests risk stoking communal sensitivities in Kuwait, where the Shia community comprises about one-third of the local population, and ongoing Gulf pressures could amplify strains with Iran and Iran-backed groups.
- On Monday, Kuwait's interior ministry said it arrested 16 people—14 Kuwaitis and two Lebanese nationals—for a 'sabotage plot', while Hezbollah denied any members were among them.
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Kuwait and UAE report disrupting domestic Hezbollah cells
Kuwaiti and UAE authorities stated that they discovered and arrested terror cells linked to Hezbollah operating in their countries. The Lebanese group denied the allegations, insisting that it does not have operatives in the Gulf states. The post Kuwait and UAE report disrupting domestic Hezbollah cells appeared first on FDD's Long War Journal.
Kuwait says 10 Hezbollah operatives nabbed for alleged plot to attack vital installations
Kuwait says 10 Hezbollah operatives nabbed for alleged plot to attack ‘vital installations.’ Announcement marks second time this week that the Gulf state has arrested a cell affiliated with the Iran-backed Lebanese terror group The post Kuwait says 10 Hezbollah operatives nabbed for alleged plot to attack vital installations appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
UAE Dismantles Iran, Hezbollah-Funded Network
United Arab Emirates security authorities have dismantled a terrorist network allegedly funded and operated by Lebanon's Hezbollah and its backer Iran, arresting its members, the state news agency said on Friday.
The network, which operated under a false commercial cover, was involved in "money laundering, terrorist financing and threatening national security."
UAE Busts Alleged Iran–Hezbollah Network as Gulf Tensions Surge
The United Arab Emirates says it has dismantled a “terrorist network” allegedly funded and directed by Iran and the Lebanese group Hezbollah, in a move that highlights rising security concerns across the Gulf. Authorities said the group operated under a fake commercial front and was involved in money laundering, terror financing and activities that threatened […] The post UAE Busts Alleged Iran–Hezbollah Network as Gulf Tensions Surge appeared f…
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